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On the server, while the cursor is on a client, every physical mouse move warped the local cursor back to screen center and the tap callback returned the mouse-move event instead of consuming it. That leaked continuous motion to whatever local app sat under the centered cursor (e.g. a fullscreen game or a centered video reacting to the phantom movement). Capture the mouse the way macOS games do instead: dissociate the hardware mouse from the cursor in leave() so the cursor freezes and hides, read raw deltas from the event in onMouseMove(), consume off-screen moves in the tap callback, and re-associate in enter() (disable() already does via showCursor()). This retires the center-warp and the "bogus motion" edge heuristic that only existed to paper over the warp. fixes: #5871 |
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Deskflow
Deskflow is a free and open source keyboard and mouse sharing app. Use the keyboard, mouse, or trackpad of one computer to control nearby computers, and work seamlessly between them.
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